From 653abe6daec190986d7c9b19a550439649a6300d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Flancian <0@flancia.org>
Date: Sat, 26 Oct 2024 18:29:51 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] autopushed

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   - Typing on it feels amazing, and the workstation is now set up in a way that I think will entice me to write more often and for longer periods before context switching.
   - I find that, when I'm typing on a laptop keypad, the constant availability of the trackpad makes me context switch more often, as I react impulsively to notifications for example. When I am in this typing position, switching to a different context requires me to:
     - Reach out for the mouse, which is 30cm away.
-    - Use a combination like Meta + hjkl to move to a different window using my [[window manager]]'s shortcut.
+    - Use a combination like Meta + hjkl to move to a different window using my [[window manager]]'s shortcut, which usually means I'd be focusing to a different window that I had decided I wanted to work on (as it's on my workspace)
+    - Learn the shortcut for 'react to last notification', which I don't know and I don't intend to learn today :)